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Tag Archives: global warming
The past is truly a foreign country
The past is a foreign country; they do things differently there. — L.P. Hartley, The Go-Between This newspaper clipping was making the rounds again: I’ve mentioned this before but back then I made a mistake: I read it as a … Continue reading
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Tagged anthropogenic climate change, climate change, coal, global warming, l.p. hartley, popular mechanics
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Global warming and stronger storms
This one was supposed to be easy – the Earth is warming up, this feeds more energy into the weather system and therefore we will get stronger storms. Anyone spot my mistake yet? It took me quite some time and … Continue reading
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Tagged climate change, global warming, hurricanes, roger pielke jr, roger pielke sr, weather
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Super-interglacial
We are currently – since about 11,700 years ago – between glacial periods and therefore in an interglacial period. Back in 1978, researches at Exxon described the greenhouse effect of CO2 in the atmosphere and described the already-then result as … Continue reading
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Tagged anthropogenic climate change, co2, global warming, ice age, interglacial, super-interglacial
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Strong or weak Jet stream
I actually thought this was correct: Global warming has been used to explain that the Jet Stream would weaken, bringing more extreme weather to the temperate zones. But I kept seeing a meteorologist saying that this was wrong. Not just … Continue reading
No more CO2 will not lower the temperature
There is no doubt that we need to get to a net zero CO2 emissions world at some point. It can’t be a surprise that this will take a very long time and unfortunately we do not have the technology … Continue reading
Sea Level Rise higher than expected
The estimated future SLR (Sea Level Rise) was just adjusted by IPCC. From the previous report (AR5) the estimate is now about 55 cm over the next 80 years (RCP4.5, range is 39-72 cm)*. In the worst-case scenario it is … Continue reading
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Tagged anthropogenic climate change, global warming, gulf stream, politics, sea level rise, slr, variable renewable energy, vre
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About tomorrow’s climate strike
Or, as this is more about marketing than reality I’d probably need to write it as “Climate Strike”: American teens are now afraid, angry and helpless. But this feeling is the result of a sham; the world is not ending. … Continue reading
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Tagged anthropogenic climate change, climate strike, global warming, politics
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There’s a lot of water in the oceans
But I am still surprised that the projected sea level rise due to climate change is expected to be primarily due thermal expansion: RCP2.6 is a best case scenario which I consider unrealistic – there is no political will in … Continue reading
Remember, anthropogenic climate change is good news
Admittedly, it is hidden beneath a lot of really bad news, but still. Because anthropogenic (=caused by humans) climate change means that we can change it. And if we decide to do so, we can change it back. — Anthropogenic climate … Continue reading
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Tagged anthropogenic climate change, global warming, nihilism, peak indifference, politics
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